Family restaurant Juraku

We have posted two new pages at Asakusa Underground:
and .
The former is about a brief analysis on how the Japanese imported and assimilated the consept of a roadside diner.
The later is about cheap sweets in Japan.

Besides, to improve SEO, I wrote an article on our site itself.
By using the words like travel, guide, tokyo, and Japan, we hope that they will place us at a much better position in the search engine.
Lte's see what will happen.

10 yen Manju cake

We have posted a new entry.
It is about cake that you can buy for 9 cents of US dollars.
It is called 10 yen Manju in Japanese.
The price of the cheapest hamburger at McDonald's is 100 yen (about 90 cents) in Japan.
You can buy 10 pieces of the cake for it.
Asakusa enjoys plenty of pastry shops where you can buy them.
Japanese economy has been sluggish for more than a decade, and people are rediscovering the value of 10 yen Manju cake.